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JOHNSTON SQUARE MURAL NEST-WORK

At Home In Your Nest

The Johnston Square neighborhood in Baltimore, Maryland is an under-served community feeling the effects of the ‘Shrinking City.’ Vacant lots and abandoned buildings are growing, but the residents of the neighborhood are motivated to improve their community. A network of pocket parks with bright murals and stitched together with textured crosswalks creates a sense of visual unity and unique identity for the residents.

Fall 2018

Penn State 4th Year

Baltimore Ecosystem Study Studio

Placemaking / Landscape Architecture

The design intent is to create a network of nests, knit together with patterned crosswalks, to develop a strong visual identity and a unique streetscape that can become synonymous with Johnston Square neighborhood. Four currently vacant lots along Biddle street become ‘nests’ for education, ecology, and identity.

MURAL NEST-WORK

PROJECT UPDATE!

The Johnston Square neighborhood took inspiration from my design for a mural installation!

Image courtesy of Re-Build Johnston Square Facebook Page

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